The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-04

contracted winter before last, but
careful nursing, it was thought,
would bring him through. March
let he went yachting with friends.
On his return he complained of
severe pains in the breast. Medical
advice was summoned, and every
thing possible was done to arrest the
disease, but without avail, and at IL
O'Clock Tuesday morning, the Sth
inst, he expired. Captain Eads'
wife and his daughter, Mrs. Hazard,
were ut his bedside, and accom-
panied the remains to this city.
New York, March 15.--Dr. Nc
Glynn's failure to start for Fortress
Monroe on Saturday surprised his
friends considerably. The cause
leaked out yesterday, and according
to those in position to know is as
follows: Among the Doctors friends
at Roma is an American Bishop, who
has been in correspondence with him
ever since the trouble began. About
fortnight ago this prelate wrote to
DR.. McGlynn that his case was being
considered favorably and that his
reinstatement was reasonably cer-
tain if he would only remain silent
little longer. DR.. McGlynn was
strongly tempted to make another
defense of his cause, but he re-
Trained and made preparations to go
South. Last week letter came
from Cardinal Gibbons, who is now
looked upon as the Doctors advocate
before the Holy See. His letter
differed somewhat from that sent TO
DR.. McGlynn by his friend, in that
he advises the Doctor to come TO
Rome at once. He assured the
Doctor he expressed the wishes of
the Pope in giving this advice. The
Pontiff wished the Doctor to pay
him friendly visit and he would
feel certain of cordial greeting.
DR.. McGlynn thereupon decided not
to go South.
New York, March 15.-Secretary
Daniel Manning sailed for Europe
on the steamer Arizona this morn
ing. He was accompanied by his
wife and daughter. Manning said
the journey was taken in hope that
the tonic of the sea air would benefit
his health. He was feeling strong
and the cold he caught in Washing
ton had almost entirely left him.
His old complaint had not troubled
him for six months. &. n. Jordan
sailed on the steamer.
Newark, n. j., March l2.-Frank
Nj. Scott, cashier of the publishing
firm of Webster g. Co. of New York,
was arrested at his home to-day
charged with embezzlng $4,000
from the firm. He was committed
to jail.
Boston, March 14.-Hon. Eben
f. Pillsbury died at his residence at
Melrose, last night. He had been
in poor health for some time.
Atlanta, Ca, March l4.-Wiliam
Warning Haberslam, mining en-
glneer, has discovered within twelve
miles of Atlanta lead of rose
quartz, which assays over 81 100 a
ton. The gold vein was found at a
depth of forty feet, and has the
general trend of the great gold
bearing leads of the country, North
east and southwest. Native miners
have taken out over $40, 900 by pam
ming and surface mining with only
the most primitive machinery. One
miner panned out $500 in nine
months from the gravel found in the
bottom of little creek, which runs
through the property. This dis
covery of so great quartz lead
has created considerable excitement
here.
New York, March l4-The 2ri-
bune'S Ottawa special says: Cap
tain Scott, II. N, Admiral of the
Canadian Navy and Commander of
the cruiser Acadia, has completed
all the arrangements for beginning
the fishery protective service on
April 18th. The feet will he con-
siderably increased. The gunners
will be picked men from the British
Navy. The seamen will be drilled
two hours daily and their exercise
will include practice at great guns,
as well as cutlass and musketry in
structions.
j. N. Webster, father-in-law of s.
b. Wakefield, President of the San
Francisco Stock Board, fell from
the cars while on his way to San
Diego from Des Moines, Iowa, and
died from his injuries. He was
seventy-siX years old.
The President has pardoned
James McGrath, sentenced in Cali
fornia to q term of three years and
a fine of $50, for assault with q
deadly weapon. He has served his
sentence, and the fine only is re-
mitted, the President being con-
vlnced of the justice of this act by
what he describes "the manly and
reasonable letter of the prisoner"
Los Angeles, March l4.-The
State Board of Health, which ar
rived yesterday. has been in execu-
tive session this morning. 1t will
appoint inspectors to guard all the
approaches from Mexico and at
points where infection is likely to
spread. Great indignation is felt
over the sensational and eXagge-